The Pardus Robin EVO is a high-value carbon road bike that impresses with its light weight, responsive ride, and top-tier components at a price that undercuts many competitors. Reviewers praise its T1100 carbon frame, SRAM AXS groupset, and comfortable cockpit, though some first-ride issues like brake rub and tire pressure are noted. Overall, it's seen as an excellent deal for performance-focused riders, with a caveat about warranty support when buying from importers.
Pros
- Super responsive, especially on climbs; climbs feel easy1
- Very light at 7.6 kg with pedals for a disc brake setup1
- Excellent value for money: price only 10 million more than components alone; can save a lot compared to other bikes costing hundreds of millions12
- Carbon frame uses T1100 with graphene nano technology, similar to high-end frames like the Dogma12
- SRAM AXS 12-speed works flawlessly1
- Cockpit is comfortable and ergonomic, especially in the drops1
- Steering is precise and agile1
- More comfortable than the Robin SL and less harsh than the Robin Nessl1
- Winner of design awards worldwide; in-house R&D by Pardus; collaboration with Kardus racer2
- Good stiffness and lightweight2
Cons
- Tires pumped to 110 psi (clinchers) feel a bit uncomfortable compared to tubeless1
- Saddle: sitting forward is painful, but sitting back feels okay1
- Slight disc brake rub on rotors causing squeaking throughout the 30 km ride (first ride issue)1
- Concern about buying from importers: cheaper but who is responsible for warranty if anything happens2
- Focus on weight reduction may compromise stiffness3
Key Facts
- Weight: 7.6 kg with pedals (disc brake setup)1
- Frame material: T1100 carbon with graphene nano technology in the resin12
- Groupset: SRAM AXS 12-speed (Force on some builds)12
- Wheels: NVMT 45mm, tubeless ready1
- Price: $18,000 at Zavinji Cycle Hub (retail above $20,000)1
- Price: 91,910,5 million Indonesian Rupiah (approx. 9,105,000 IDR) and only 10 million more than components alone2
Reviews & Ratings
06:23The reviewer gives a highly positive first impression of the Pardus Robin EVO, praising its responsiveness, comfort, and value. They note it feels more comfortable than their Robin SL and less harsh than the Robin Nessl. They rate it 9.5 out of 10 based on first impressions.
05:54The reviewer presents the Pardus Robin EVO as a high-spec, carbon-fiber road bike that offers exceptional value for money. He highlights its design award, in-house R&D, and collaboration with a Kardus racer. The reviewer details the components, including a Sram Force 12-speed groupset and T1100 carbon, and compares the bike's price to the cost of buying the parts separately, concluding that it is a very cheap option for the specs. He also plans to test ride it in Solo and advises buying from an official distributor for warranty support.
The Pardus Robin EVO is a bike that seems to prioritize weight savings over stiffness, based on limited forum discussion. No specific price, material, or standards were mentioned.
AI Summary
Cons
- Focus on weight reduction may compromise stiffness
Where to Buy
Pardus Robin Evo
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